recruiting officer

Just go to the recruiting officer when you get back.

Can you put me in touch with a recruiting officer?"

The recruiting officer put a cross beside the names of those who could not.

She was assigned as a secretary to a Philadelphia recruiting officer.

The recruiting officers could even be selective, although they seldom were.

According to the recruiting officer, Harris did not know about this rejection.

He spent much of the year as a recruiting officer, helping raise additional troops.

Sergeant, do you mind telling me where the recruiting officer is?"

Apparently the recruiting officers had been in the town.

He continued as a conscription and recruiting officer for nine more months.

The recruiting officer raised the delicate issue of the turban.

In 1948 I joined the army - the recruiting officer gave me a break and upped my test.

The delay had been in recruiting officers and crew.

The recruiting officer had looked at him and said, 'You're too young to join, son.

Shouldn't be surprised if it drives me straight into the arms of the recruiting officer.

As the economy has strengthened, urban police departments around the country have had difficulty recruiting officers.

"I do know you have less choice than a recruiting officer would try to make you think.

He returned to Iowa as a recruiting officer in January 1864.

The recruiting officer laughed them out of the office by calling them the enemy.

It certainly does not seem to have diminished the activity of the recruiting officers, and probably no such rule existed in the smaller states.

On leaving the seminary he became an Army recruiting officer in Manhattan.

There were strict rules which the recruiting officers were required to follow.

Bribery and the corrupt use of power by unscrupulous recruiting officers were all too common.

The military personnel - mostly recruiting officers - inside the Federal Building were all accounted for.